Danevirte Town Board.

Bush Advocate, Issue 351, 9 August 1890, Page 2

Danevirte Town Board.

The ordinary meeting was held oh Thursday evenfng.. Presetyt-rrMesfliJs atta-T.'MillelV ::{1 - ' rA -*•; j v Letter* ware ffc&d^ " ' ■"■• * ■ * '■ '■' t \ \ •'> From Mr 1 Hoadleyv asking Jor particulars. : don corning fthe< -property »ai Messrs! Jifvlletji \ ajid • .Irvine<T-rGlferk .had. furnished t^e infQrma.tiQn;{aßlseji "for. ' ' „ .( . „.,,.., , ...;•,;;• r !j r , 7 j From Crown Lanrjsiofficeiii^ating thai they had placed to the Board's credit t\\ Ids l($ v prssaM ' .fo'rthte eXperidithre having been' sanctioned. ( From Vulcan Foundry -Co;, quoting £4 4sa&the;priee of lamp posts; : A ,jfclr.;lY -.-Sullivan;, asking;]fche's£ss t$ re,moys,c^y,eat,from:Sec.t(iejip , '40 and 60, Ballett and Irvjajß.'^.pjqpjratt'and* Co,.', 'asking^he^Bpard i-emdVel&V.eattfbni Section 4'B. ' ' ' ' j \ n r Mr 'Bafldeley* said' m tnou&ht'iF 8^ i-lO'fcitfp posts' wei-fr Ordered tititif cttfid •beigotJobeaper.tO "■ *.'•<■•'> •"•"•» r- ' . .1 Acoount&'amouriting. ->to-<i£6s 'Bs'la were passed for pjiymjent ;j An Recount frqn^ Mr garner for extra work at .the- crossing at Allardice street wai leift to' the Engineer to certify to. SCHEDULE OF WORKS. . The following schedule of works was agreed to after a brief discussion ., Mr Mjller, voting against.the.prpposea expeh^ithireTor lamps andl^htlng :-f Kepairs to Miller's road and old cul-j iVerjfc. >£6/ } „ fqrm-ing/ :(a fld ( metallin^ McCallutn'sroad, i'lß j London-streetj jSIO ; footpath on Shanley-street, £21 j corner of Queeiratreet, fixing culvert,' etc , £10 ', widening Miller's road from! Janotjon;llqtel, -<£6 |ira]isiqg footpath! opposite Company's timber yard, £$.'} Eastern footpath from Man|ateraj < Hotel to Carlson's, J3O ; repairs to Cole-street, 1 ' Mj ' metalling in bush part of same, £6 ; forming and metalling Mortensen-street, £19 ; Gertrude- ' street, £2 ; repairs Alexander-street,; £1 ; forming and metalling road to Cemetery, £2) railway crossing an Ajlardice-street, £36; footpath in; Allardice-street, £12; forming, and i I metalling Curistian : -street/£l6 ?s 2d ;: metalling Umutaoroa-street, £6 15s ;j ! footpath from Bak's section to Pojice' Sratidii/ £80", ( r'eimetalling"' street and ksrbing round Railway Hotel, £15 ; providing and maintain- i ing about 6 street lamps, £84. Total, £339. With reference to the lamps the • Chairman said that . it .waßiproposed i to place one at Rasmussen's butcher's shop, one at thu Town Hall, one at Gordon's premises, one at Wright's bakery, one at. the English Church, a'n# bn&atthe ■Presbyterian • Church. Mr Baddeley gave notice that^he would move at the next meeting, "that the. Board strike a shilling rate for the year ending March' 31st, 4891. Mr Carlson applied to be relieved of the office of. pound keeper, which Mr C. Poulaen was willing to take over.-— Upon Mr Baddeley's motion, seconded by Mr Miller, Mr Poulsen was appointed poundkeeper. ji/JChse Board then adjourned. ; : ;